I’ve Got Your Missing Links Right Here (31 May 2014)

Take a few minutes to listen to Jon Mooallem’s talk on the origin of teddy bears, and the stories we tell about wild animals

Why it’s so hard for men to see misogyny: Amanda Hess on the eye-opening #YesAllWomen hashtag

This sea creature lives life nearly invisible–until you touch it.

Can farmed fish feed the world without breaking the oceans (and can we feed farmed fish)? Great Nat Geo feature.

Erin Biba is absolutely right about the need to value good writing over clicks. She’s also as good as she says.

Great interview/profile of Françoise Barré-Sinoussi, who identified HIV as the cause of AIDS.

Wow! DNA shows that tiny fish with bizarre ornaments are the larvae of adults that

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